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______ the future, I think we’ll just have to wait and see.
A
With regard
B
As regards
C
In view
D
On reflection
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至于将来，我认为我们只能等着瞧。as regards关于，至于。in view与of连用，表示“由于，鉴于”。with regard与to连用，表示“关于，至于”。on reflection表示“考虑，思考”。
至于将来，我认为我们只能等着瞧。as regards关于，至于。in view与of连用，表示“由于，鉴于”。with regard与to连用，表示“关于，至于”。on reflection表示“考虑，思考”。
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